Events happening in Burlington.

Saturday, January 16th

11:30AM – 12:30PM

Group Energy Healing Experience: An In-Person Reset

A guided energy healing meditation session offering an opportunity to relax, recharge, and heal through a Reiki-like practice. This is a in-person group session designed for those seeking a calming, restorative experience.

Sādhanā Yoga Studio · $28.25 CAD + fees

Sunday, January 17th

2:00PM

Soul Sistas Yoga

Soul Sistas Yoga is a monthly sanctuary for Black women, combining gentle restorative movement, grounding mindfulness, and reflective journaling. The practice invites participants to rest, restore, and reconnect with themselves in community with other Black women. The space is designed for deep rest and real connection in a supportive environment. Reserve your ticket in advance to guarantee your spot.

Sadhana Yoga Studio (located inside Batts Athletic Club Complex) · $30 CAD + fees

Thursday, January 21st

7:30PM – 9:30PM

BNP Productions: A Tony Bennett Salute

A Tony Bennett Salute featuring the Franklin Penny Quintet. By popular demand, this event returns with added music and vocals. Franklin Penny is a traditional pop artist on trumpet and vocals, performing the Great American Songbook. The quintet includes Michael Cooper on piano, Ron Palangio on guitar, Urmas Soomet on bass, and John Collin on drums. Penny has performed in Paramount Pictures' 'How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days' and the CBS movie 'Martin & Lewis'. Producer and conductor David Warrack has noted: "Franklin Penny is the complete package. A showman, a fine musician, a singer with great chops and, astonishingly, a nice guy! It doesn't get better than that!" Yamaha Artist and trumpet professor Greg Bush adds: "I've known and worked with Frank for 20 years. Whether playing the trumpet or singing, he and the band are a class act and make for great entertainment."

Community Studio Theatre

Friday, January 22nd

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Girls Nite Out Comedy Troupe

Girls Nite Out is an all-female comedy showcase hosted by Canadian comedian Elvira Kurt. The evening features stand-up and improv performances from Canadian Comedy Award winners, Second City alumni, and CBC comedy favourites. The show blends sharp stand-up with spontaneous improv based on audience suggestions, so each performance is unique. Gather friends for a night of comedy featuring bold, high-energy performances and outrageous stories.

Main Theatre · $54.50-$74.50

Tuesday, January 26th

7:00PM – 9:30PM

Classical Arts Entertainment Presents: Swan Lake by the United European Ballet Company

Swan Lake 🦢 United European Ballet presents this iconic classical ballet, telling the timeless story of Prince Siegfried, Princess Odette, the evil sorcerer Rothbart, and a powerful spell that transforms maidens into swans. Set to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's immortal score, the production features expressive choreography, dramatic storytelling, and the famous Dance of the Little Swans. The cast of international dancers performs with artistry and grace against elaborate hand-painted sets and exquisite costumes created by European designers. The production combines classical ballet tradition with the grandeur and emotion of a romantic masterpiece. Ballet in two acts with one intermission. Suitable for ages 3 and up; family-friendly. For more information, visit www.classicalarts.net

Main Theatre

Thursday, January 28th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

TAIKOPROJECT 25th Anniversary Concert

TAIKOPROJECT’s powerful drumming unites ancient Japanese tradition with 21st century American innovation to create a riot of movement and thundering rhythm. It’s been called a tsunami of sound but this highly charged ensemble is so much more. This show will ignite all of your senses with a spellbinding mix of music, theater and precision. The group received international acclaim when they became the first American ensemble to win the prestigious Tokyo International Taiko Contest. Since then, they have wowed audiences at the Academy Awards and the Grammys with their grace, energy and passion. TAIKOPROJECT first made waves when they became the first American taiko group to win the prestigious Tokyo International Taiko Contest in 2005, besting all of the Japanese taiko groups in the competition. That year, they were cast in the Mitsubishi Eclipse commercial, the first and still only national advertising campaign to prominently feature taiko. Since then, the group has performed on the 2009 Academy Awards, the 2011 Grammy Awards, NBC’s “The Voice,” Syfy’s Face/Off, The X-Factor, and were honored with the prestigious Visionary Award from East West Players. In 2013, TAIKOPROJECT was featured in rock band 30 Seconds to Mars’ epic “Up in the Air” music video and appeared with the band on Conan, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and the iHeartRadio Music Festival. “Freshly relevant, deeply rooted, and boldly innovative” Hollywood Times “Lyrical and thunderous” Cultural Daily “A dazzling celebration of rhythm, ritual, and modern reinvention” ArtsBeat LA “Once those taiko rhythms filled the hall, you couldn’t help but feel the excitement in your chest” Stage & Cinema Sponsored by

Main Theatre · $54.50-$74.50

Friday, January 29th

7:30PM – 10:30PM

Classic Albums Live – Elton John’s Greatest Hits

A timeless collection of chart-topping classics, featuring beloved songs like “Rocket Man,” “Your Song,” and “Bennie and the Jets.”

Main Theatre · $74.50-$94.50

Saturday, January 30th

1:00PM – 4:00PM

Lee Valley Tools Burlington Store - Wood-Burn a Set of Coasters

A pyrography workshop at Lee Valley Tools Burlington Store. Participants will learn how to design and wood-burn a set of coasters, starting with the basics of holding the pyrography pen and progressing to different shading techniques. Attendees are welcome to bring their own stencils or designs to personalize their work. All materials and supplies are included. The workshop runs three hours. Registration is required. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the event. Price: $50 per ticket. Not available at the Windsor location.

3060 Davidson Court · $50

Saturday, January 30th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Toronto Jazz Orchestra

The Toronto Jazz Orchestra is one of Canada's premier big bands. The 18-piece ensemble, founded in 1998 and led by Artistic Director and conductor Josh Grossman, performs music by leading jazz composers while championing outstanding Canadian writers and arrangers. The orchestra's repertoire spans classic swing to bold contemporary jazz, performed with exceptional energy and precision. A regular presence on Toronto's jazz scene and at festivals and concert halls across Ontario, the Toronto Jazz Orchestra is celebrated for powerful live performances that honour the rich tradition of big band music while bringing it vividly to life for today's audiences.

Main Theatre · $50.50-$70.50

Sunday, January 31st

1:00PM – 6:30PM

Justin Shaw – The 70 Mile Yard Sale

Comedian and storyteller Justin Shaw transports audiences to Prince Edward Island in a madcap journey to retrieve a lost family heirloom at a gargantuan yard sale. Inspired by Prince Edward Island's 70 Mile Coastal Yard Sale, this one-person show is equal parts funny and heartfelt, spinning a fun-filled yarn about family, community, and finding more than you bargained for. Written and performed by Justin Shaw.

Community Studio Theatre · $29.50

Fri, Feb 5 – Sat, Feb 6

A Brief History of Smoking Cigarettes

A Brief History of Smoking Cigarettes is a one-woman show that traces Deanna's personal relationship with cigarettes alongside the global history of tobacco. Using puppets, live music, and video, the performance weaves together true stories, audience interaction, and wide-ranging reflections on how the tobacco industry shaped the world and influenced Deanna's own life. The show explores themes of colonization, capitalism, and the commodification of a sacred natural resource, examining how one of the world's largest industries has left its mark across generations and continents.

Community Studio Theatre · $29.50

Saturday, February 6th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

International Guitar Night

International Guitar Night returns for a national Canadian tour in January and February 2027. The festival, which launched on the West Coast over two decades ago, brings together acoustic guitarists performing Brazilian, Flamenco, Middle Eastern, and Gypsy jazz styles. The touring show features musicians from around the world and has a history of sold-out performances in Canadian theaters.

Main Theatre · $54.50-$74.50

Tuesday, February 9th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Shakura S’Aida

Shakura S'Aida is an acclaimed Americana roots-soul singer/songwriter, three-time JUNO Award nominee, and recurring actor on Schitt's Creek. Brooklyn-born, Swiss-raised, and Toronto-based, she is known for her powerful, soul-stirring voice and dynamic live performances that have captivated audiences in 31 countries. Her latest single is "Keep It Movin'," which follows her JUNO-nominated, Folk Canada Award–winning album Hold On to Love. S'Aida is also a dedicated community builder with over 40 years of experience. Through Shakura S'Aida Presents, she curates concerts and festivals, creating meaningful connections between artists and audiences across North America and Europe.

Main Theatre · $49.50-$69.50

Wednesday, February 10th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

Men Without Hats w/ Special Guests

Men Without Hats and Spoons 🎹 take the stage at BPAC for a night of 80s synth-pop and new wave. Men Without Hats will perform their global smash "The Safety Dance" alongside other anthems from the era. Spoons, Burlington's own new wave legends, will headline with hits including "Romantic Traffic" and "Nova Heart." The evening features infectious hooks, retro energy, and sing-along favourites — a double bill celebrating both a legendary touring act and a hometown band.

Main Theatre · $74.50-$94.50

Thursday, February 11th

7:30PM

Hold On To Your Butts

Hold On To Your Butts is a live, shot-for-shot parody of Jurassic Park performed by two actors and a Foley artist. Following critically acclaimed runs in the West End and Off-Broadway, the show is now on tour. The production combines comedy, physical theatre, and live sound design into an inventive performance. Critics have called it "a non-stop laugh fest" (Theatre Weekly), "a chaotic masterpiece" (Stage to Page), and "a funny, head-spinning Jurassic Park parody" (The Times). Time Out wrote: "Painfully funny … made us cry actual tears of laughter … a pure joy from start to finish."

Main Theatre · $39.50-$59.50

Friday, February 12th

7:30PM – 10:00PM

In Spite of Ourselves: An Evening of John Prine

Celebrate the timeless songs of one of America’s greatest storytellers. This heartfelt tribute honours the wit, warmth, and unforgettable songwriting of the legendary John Prine, bringing his beloved catalogue to life through a night of beautifully performed classics. From the humour and charm of “In Spite of Ourselves” to the poignant poetry of “Angel from Montgomery” and “Hello in There,” audiences will be transported by the songs that made Prine a cherished voice in folk and country music. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering his music for the first time, this special evening celebrates the enduring spirit and humanity of John Prine’s extraordinary songwriting. Supported by

Main Theatre · $49.50-$69.50

Friday, February 12th

7:30PM

How Could You, Mrs. Dick?

Based on a true story, "How Could You, Mrs. Dick?" follows the rise and scrutiny of Evelyn Dick, a woman at the centre of a sensationalized public scandal. As reporters attempt to uncover the truth, Evelyn becomes both subject and spectacle. Charismatic and complex, Evelyn navigates the blurred line between truth and perception as those around her attempt to define her. At its core, the play explores the making of a public figure - and the cost of being at the centre of it. Directed by Matt Willson. Produced by Julie Donoahue. Written by Douglas Rodger. All Ages. Runtime information not provided. Schedule: February 12, 2027 @ 8:00 pm February 13, 2027 @ 7:30 pm February 14, 2027 @ 2:00 pm (matinee) February 19, 2027 @ 7:30 pm February 20, 2027 @ 7:30 pm February 21, 2027 @ 2:00 pm (matinee) February 26, 2027 @ 7:30 pm February 27, 2027 @ 7:30 pm February 28, 2027 @ 2:00 pm (matinee) Prices: Adult $33.00, Senior (60+) $28.00 Box Office: 905-639-7700 Email: info@theatreburlington.on.ca

Theatre Burlington, 2311 New St, Central Park, Burlington, ON (in the Drama Centre) · $28 - $33

Friday, February 12th

8:00PM

46th Annual Drury Lane Music Hall

Drury Lane presents Music Hall 2027 🎭, the 46th edition of this annual variety comedy musical. The production features energetic performances filled with music, dance, and elaborate costumes, culminating in a traditional finale with the Pearlie Kings and Queens. The Chairman will deliver comedy — expect some of the best and worst jokes of all time. Audiences are encouraged to clap, cheer, boo, and hiss throughout. Suitable for all ages. Evening performances (8:00 p.m.): February 12, 13, 18, 19, 25, 26, 27; March 4, 5, 6. Matinée performances (2:00 p.m.): February 14, 20, 21, 28; March 6, 7. For tickets and information, contact the box office at 905-637-3979 or boxoffice@drurylane.ca.

Drury Lane Theatre